Sentence examples for later memory from inspiring English sources

The study confirmed what some researchers suspected: the day-old memory was a nearly verbatim record of what actually happened, but a week later memory was closer to a generic description of what usually happens.

A quarter century later, memory of the Holocaust was all the more repressed, and, during a time of new social conflicts, Marcel Ophüls filmed "The Memory of Justice," centered on the postwar Nuremberg trials, their revelations, and their effect on subsequent generations.

Attention during encoding improves later memory, but how this happens is poorly understood.

Time spent fixating a word during incidental encoding did not predict later memory performance.

During episodic memory encoding, elaborative encoding strategies have been related to greater performance on later memory tests.

Immature rats injected with high levels of a hormone that is produced in response to stress suffer later memory deficits, and parts of their brains are shrunken.

Four years later, memories of her old heartache have given way to plans for her new wedding cake.

I have a memory of him riding past on his bicycle, but it has merged with so many later memories of him and his bicycle.

He did not intend this to be a diary, simply a record of early childhood, his own and Janet's, some later memories collected, too.

Above all in Normandy and Brittany where, even 57 years later, memories of D-Day remain fresh, many ordinary French people seem to have taken the attacks on the United States almost personally.

We had been for a walk through scenery of such melancholy desolation that, years later, memories of that day resurfaced whenever a teacher or a book invited me to imagine the consequences of the industrial revolution.